warhawk block, what LS style is it?
Originally Posted by 05_GTO
I thought it was a LS7 style?
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The Warhawk LS7X block is it's own unique design. It improves and expands all the OE blocks. It IS dry sump capable. It does NOT use OE covers, it has it's own due to design differences.
If you're new to Warhawk and wish complete info, please visit www.worldcastings.com.
If you're new to Warhawk and wish complete info, please visit www.worldcastings.com.
Originally Posted by MerlinPro
The Warhawk LS7X block is it's own unique design. It improves and expands all the OE blocks. It IS dry sump capable. It does NOT use OE covers, it has it's own due to design differences.
If you're new to Warhawk and wish complete info, please visit www.worldcastings.com.
If you're new to Warhawk and wish complete info, please visit www.worldcastings.com.
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They have an article in the new Hot Rod. Its fuggin great! I am so tempted to just go with one on my hybrid project, even though its so so far beyond what I need.
I'd like to use one to make a big bore stock stroke high rpm screamer for an RX7 project. Put a big nasty cam in, 225cc 15 degree heads etc and just enjoy pulling from 4 to 8. It would make for a great road race car an a great 60 foot at the same time
I'd like to use one to make a big bore stock stroke high rpm screamer for an RX7 project. Put a big nasty cam in, 225cc 15 degree heads etc and just enjoy pulling from 4 to 8. It would make for a great road race car an a great 60 foot at the same time
